----- Original Message -----
>That settles it, I'm quitting my graveyard shift job writing
instruction
>manuals for guided nuclear missiles
I hear that. I did that slammin' together, 2-day deadline, as an
afterthought to million-$$$ projects once they had been completed, sometimes
taking years: "The Operations Manual", two days. What a joke. Certifiably first
grade primer. So, who reads them anyway?
Yes I hear you just accepted the job of speech writer for George W.
Bush. :-)
Hey, 'baby', the politically-incorrect code-word is George "$hrub".
<smile> hehe, LOL
At least I said "jet sixes" and not "jet sexes" instead of "jet
sizes." :-)
Freud, alive & well.... that is, Sigmund the poppa, actually initially
a neurologist.. what nerve, eh?
-----Original Message-----
Laurie Solomon wrote:
>> So, it is
probably
>> wise to use a cleaning cart between switching from dye to
pigmented
>> inks. With the cart based systems, the ink chamber
in the head is
>> relatively small, so a flush would be very long a
process, but with the
>> large format printers, all the lines would
need to be flushed, which
>> could be quite a
job.
>
>
> Art,
>
> You didn't mean to say that if
the ink chamber is small a flush would be a
> very long process did
you? I just want to make sure I am interpreting
what
> you said
correctly and adding for any missing portions of words like the
> "n't" in
"wouldn't." I was going to ask if the particles and viscosity of
>
pigmented inks would make a difference in jet sixes; but you answered
it
by
> saying that they accounted for this via changing the
pressure.
>
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Yes,
it should have read
that the head's ink chamber on cartridge based printers
is small, so it
wouldn't take too long to flush.
Then again, I'm
guessing you mean "jet sizes" not jet sixes ;-)
That settles it, I'm
quitting my graveyard shift job writing instruction
manuals for guided
nuclear missiles ;-P
Art
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